Terence and Dennis McKenna – Cognition Factor: True Hallucinations

Special bonus feature from the Cognition Factor DVD – www.cognitionfactor.net – www.cognitionfactor.net True Hallucinations by Terence and Dennis McKenna (audiobook and ebook) – rapidshare.com The Invisible Landscape by Terence and Dennis McKenna (ebook) – rapidshare.com The watershed La Chorrera experiment of 1971 is theoretically justified in the McKenna brothers’ difficult yet evocative 1975 book The Invisible Landscape: MInd, Hallucinogens, and the I Ching . The experiment’s goal was to “bind molecules into a human being,” so that the collective knowledge of humanity embedded in our DNA could be realized as holographic imagery. The book begins with Terence’s reflections on the shaman, those members of preliterate tribes who travel into alien realms and bring the news back home. By means of stropharia cubensis mushrooms and what proved to be relatively low doses of ayahuasca, the McKennas induced an artificial shamanistic schizophrenia that evidently drove Dennis mildly psychotic, and which Terence claimed kept him awake for ten nights of telepathy, communication with the mushroom spirit, and a UFO visitation. During his visionary vigil, Terence received preliminary instructions regarding a theory of “temporal resonance,” which he claim as “my only original idea” and centerpiece of his thought. As he related at the Open Center, the mushroom informed him that “What you call man, we call time,” and suggested he take a very close look at the I Ching . By quantifying …

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